shoulders
pickaback
pillar
trapezius muscle
trapezius
interscapulum
cowl muscle
musculus trapezius
teres muscle
teres
round-shouldered
piggyback
anterior deltoid
arm
rhomboid muscle
rhomboid
scapula
broad-shouldered
square-shouldered
shoulderful
big-shouldered
pig-a-back
cervicohumeral
yoke
shoulder
splenius
back
forequarter
shrug
nucha
aftarm
nape
dorsonuchal
deltoid muscle
short sleeve
scruff
supranuchal
dorsocervical
spauld
scrag
reins
deltoid
interscapularly
interscapular
anterodorsal
hindhead
shoulder blade
bell sleeve
cape
cervicodorsal
midneck
outchested
armpit
axillary cavity
spiny-backed
biceps femoris
axillary fossa
laterodistal
lantern sleeve
flextension
axilla
outer arm
highbacked
crossbelt
fly
throat
nuchal
complexus
sternocleidomastoid muscle
dorsosternal
tergiferous
rotator cuff
long sleeve
midriff
small
torticollis
wryneck
raise
upper arm
calf
sura
superhumeral
gluteolumbar
halter top
leg-of-mutton sleeve
hip
broad-beamed
clod
foresleeve

English words for 'The two shoulders and the upper portion of the back.'

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